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Humphreys posted:Like Pass the Pigs? Why is the centre one censored?
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Last Transmission posted:Why is the centre one censored? it’s that pig image
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Jul 22, 2020 10:26
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The one with David Cameron?
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TTerrible posted:I really did not enjoy him packing the void with black powder and then placing it on top of another anvil. Wiggling it. While bending directly over it. Surely he has to be grinding some black powder residue between the two anvils when he does that? You can mill black powder in a ball mill - it takes an ignition source to set it off, and "merely" grinding it between steel surfaces should not do it. Not that I'd be comfortable with it, either.
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WarpedNaba posted:The one with David Cameron? 
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Computer viking posted:You can mill black powder in a ball mill - it takes an ignition source to set it off, and "merely" grinding it between steel surfaces should not do it. Not that I'd be comfortable with it, either. It isn't that contact sensitive until it is in an environment resembling an ACME cartoon and I'm afraid those anvils qualify.
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Shouldn't one be yelling "fire in the hole!" before lighting the fuse. And, like, actually yelling it, multiple times?
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Jabor posted:That's not really how your post came across.  Galileo Galilei posted:I must relate a circumstance which is worthy of your attention as indeed are all events, which happen contrary to expectation, especially when a precautionary measure turns out to be a cause of disaster.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:The Waterjet Channel guys (a source of OSHA in and of themselves) cut a Harbor Freight anvil in half and part of it was made of bondo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quL14Csmi_Y&t=159s This reminds me of the classic failure of the Tay Bridge. quote:The workers at the Wormit foundry complained that the columns had been cast using 'Cleveland iron', which always had scum on it—it was less easy to cast than 'good Scotch metal' and more likely to give defective castings. Moulds were damped with salt water, cores were inadequately fastened, and moved, giving uneven column wall thickness. The foundry foreman explained that where lugs had been imperfectly cast; the missing metal was added by 'burning on'*. If a casting had blowholes or other casting defects considered to be minor faults, they were filled with 'Beaumont egg'† (which the foreman kept a stock of for that purpose) and the casting was used. “Beaumont egg” is Victorian Bondo®
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:I'm sorry but, WHAT? "World Champion Anvil Shooter?" Like... that is a THING? This might be the coolest thing I've ever seen.
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TTerrible posted:I really did not enjoy him packing the void with black powder and then placing it on top of another anvil. Wiggling it. While bending directly over it. Surely he has to be grinding some black powder residue between the two anvils when he does that? They put a sheet of paper between the anvils, maybe so it isn't metal rubbing on metal.
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Cojawfee posted:They put a sheet of paper between the anvils, maybe so it isn't metal rubbing on metal. Not just paper, in the second video it looks like they stuck they paper to the anvil with creamy peanut butter to me.
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Jul 22, 2020 16:20
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wow, the things I don't know about anvil shooting could fill a book
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This is long, but it gave me the biggest case of the nope nope nopes I've had in a while. Time stamped at the beginning of the money shots...or starts ~11:52 if that doesn't work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRPHXMLLu_w&t=712s
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been watching this dude sneak into chernobyl and climb on top of antennas and unsafe stuff, but this one really hit me:   Climbing through this metal piping to break into an abandon bunker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLLOCmX79y0&t=70s LifeSunDeath fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Jul 22, 2020 |
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*Looks at calendar* Actually it's too soon for Deus Ex.
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zedprime posted:*Looks at calendar* Obviously, those pipes aren't 2 meters square, how are you expected to navigate them?
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LifeSunDeath posted:been watching this dude sneak into chernobyl and climb on top of antennas and unsafe stuff, but this one really hit me: The allure of the wish granter
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schmug posted:This is long, but it gave me the biggest case of the nope nope nopes I've had in a while. I've watched a lot of this guy and most of what he does is fairly benign. But this video? What the hell was his thought process? Moo the cow fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Jul 22, 2020 |
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Jul 22, 2020 20:32
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BMan posted:The allure of the wish granter Thank you for that 
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Kith posted:Harbor Freight sells cheap poo poo, literally and figuratively - their prices are often half the ask of proven brands like DeWalt, but that means their quality control is mostly driven by glances. Their hand tools are decent enough (mostly because it's pretty hard to gently caress up "lump of metal in a useful shape"), but anything complicated has a 90% chance to burn out or break in short order. So basically, never buy anything. Becuase cheap tools are a waste of time. a decent set of screwdrivers will last you forever if you treat them well, a cheap set will need replacing every 6 months as it turns out the lovely mild steel they made it all out of is softer than the wood screws you're using will tear our and leave your screwdrivers looking more like awls than tools. Bonus though, at least allen keys then become a torque limited version, they simply twist off at a random torque, preventing overtightening!
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Moo the cow posted:I've watched a lot of this guy and most of what he does is fairly benign. Goon-in-a-well.txt
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Drone_Fragger posted:So basically, never buy anything. Becuase cheap tools are a waste of time. a decent set of screwdrivers will last you forever if you treat them well, a cheap set will need replacing every 6 months as it turns out the lovely mild steel they made it all out of is softer than the wood screws you're using will tear our and leave your screwdrivers looking more like awls than tools. There's times when you're only planning on using the tool for a weekend, or it's something that is innately disposable. Or you're poor and the lovely version is the only one you can afford while still paying rent.
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Platystemon posted:This reminds me of the classic failure of the Tay Bridge. That is an impressive wikipedia page. The Tay Bridge disaster must be somebody's special interest.
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jetz0r posted:There's times when you're only planning on using the tool for a weekend, or it's something that is innately disposable. Or you're poor and the lovely version is the only one you can afford while still paying rent. It's also worth noting that there is a big difference in quality between 'cheap' and 'lovely', but not a huge difference in price.
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gently caress this boat in particular... https://i.imgur.com/7KOI1IN.mp4
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What? Lightning striking the tallest object? The hell you say
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Cartoon Man posted:gently caress this boat in particular... When you taunt God, what the gently caress do you think is gonna happen? There isn't even a cross bar on that crucifix. I can see why Jesus was pissed.
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thatbastardken posted:he was 100% loving the woodchips Buddy, they won't even let me gently caress 'em.
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Did that boat just not have a grounding (watering?) wire or something? Or is that the kind of damage that happens even when you're grounded?
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that is the kind of damage that happens when something is struck by lightning, regardless of grounding
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Finally, a Prius that coal rollers will have to respect
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a primate posted:Finally, a Prius that coal rollers will have to respect The aftermath was kinda "I don't know what I was expecting" 
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eggyolk posted:Did that boat just not have a grounding (watering?) wire or something? Or is that the kind of damage that happens even when you're grounded? My uncle's boat had a strike some years back. He said every single electric thing on board looked like it had just detonated. Like, right down to the little cabin lights were all exploded.
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guess it's kinda hard to ground a boat ...unless you're docked. That sounds like it should actually be good practice probably, to ground your boat when your docked?
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